WorksheetsDeuteronomy 1-7
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the meaning of the Hebrew title of Deuteronomy, Haddebarim, which was taken from the opening phrase of the book (1:1)?
A. The Law
B. The Words
C. The History
D. The Testimony
In what month of the 40th year did Moses speak to the Israelites (1:3)?
A. 1st
B. 7th
C. 11th
D. 3rd
How was Moses able to bear the problems, burdens, and complaints of the Israelites (1:15)?
A. He ignored them
B. He told the Israelites to resolve it among themselves
C. He commanded the Israelites to select a judge from their respective tribes
D. He chose qualified men and made them heads over the Israelites
Why were the Israelites unable to enter the Promised Land after sending out the 12 spies (1:32)?
A. Unbelief
B. Idolatry
C. Murmuring
D. Disobedience
Who was described as a man who “wholly followed the Lord” (1:36)?
A. Aaron
B. Caleb
C. Joshua
D. Moses
Mount Seir was given to whose descendants as a possession that Israel should not meddle with (2:5)?
A. Cain
B. Ishmael
C. Esau
D. Canaan
The Israelites should not harass nor contend with Moab in battle because the Lord has given Ar to whose descendants as possession (2:9)?
A. Abraham
B. Isaac
C. Ishmael
D. Lot
What did the Ammonites call the giants that formerly dwelt in their land (2:20)
A. Zamzummim
B. Anakim
C. Emim
D. Rephaim
What did the Lord commanded the Israelites to cross over because he has given into their hand an Amorite king and his land (2:24)?
A. Valley of Zered
B. Wilderness of Kedemoth
C. River Arnon
D. River Jordan
Where did Sihon and all his people, came out against the Israelites and fought them (2:32)?
A. Seir
B. Jahaz
C. Kedemoth
D. Heshbon
How many cities were the Israelites able to take in the battle against Og, king of Bashan (3:4)?
A. Two cities, Salcah and Edrei
B. Thirty cities, half the region of Argob
C. Sixty cities, all the region of Argob
D. None, the Israelites were utterly defeated
How was the bedstead of Og, king of Bashan described (3:11)?
A. Iron bedstead, nine cubits long and four cubits wide
B. Brass bedstead, ten cubits long and five cubits wide
C. Stone bedstead, eight cubits long and four cubits wide
D. Wood bedstead, six cubits long and three cubits wide
To whom was the land from Aroer, which is by the River Arnon, and half the mountains of Gilead and its cities, given to (3:12)?
A. Reubenites and Benjamites
B. Benjamites and Gadites
C. Gadites and Reubenites
D. Reubenites and Levites
From where was Moses able to see the land beyond Jordan (3:27)?
A. Mount Ebal
B. Mount Gerazim
C. Mount Pisgah
D. Mount Peor
What would happen to the Israelites if they were to make idols (4:25-28)?
A. Plagues would come upon them
B. They would be scattered among the nations
C. They would be taken captive by other nations
D. They would be utterly destroyed by their enemies
What are the rewards in keeping the Lord’s statutes and commandments (4:39-40)?
A. All will go well with Israel and their children
B. All their enemies will be subdued
C. Their possessions will increase
D. The lands of their enemies will be handed to them
Why did Israel have to hear the statutes and judgments which Moses spoke in their hearing (5:1?
A. So that Israel may fear the Lord
B. So that they may remember how they were once slaves in Egypt and the Lord brought them out
C. So that they may learn them and be careful to observe them
D. So that they can teach their children about how the Lord brought them out of the land of Egypt
With whom did the Lord made a covenant in Horeb (5:2-3)?
A. With the fathers of the Israelite nations
B. With the leaders of each tribe of Israel
C. With Moses and Aaron
D. With all of Israel that were there that day, all of them who were alive
How does the Lord describe himself in the Second Commandment (5:8-10)?
A. A jealous God
B. A just God
C. A mighty God
D. A vengeful God
What is the promised reward in honoring your father and your mother (5:16)?
A. You will be in perfect health
B. Your tribe and territory will be increased
C. Your days will be long and it will be well with you in the land the Lord your God is giving you
D. Your enemies will be utterly destroyed, and the land they formerly possessed will be given to you
“You shall love the Lord your God with all your _____, with all your _____, and with all your _____.” (6:5)
A. body, mind, spirit
B. heart, soul, strength
C. thoughts, words, deeds
D. life, possessions, ambitions
“And these words which I command you today shall be in your _____.” (6:6)
A. everyday living
B. mind
C. soul
D. heart
How and when should the Israelites teach their children about loving the Lord (6:7)?
A. regularly, explain to them when they study and play
B. everyday, read to them during family worship
C. diligently, talk to them when they sit in the house, walk by the way, lie down, and rise up
D. authoritatively, dictate to them the commandments
What were the Israelites to do to the nations that dwelled in the land (7:1-5)?
A. Take them captive
B. Make marriages with them
C. Give their sons and daughters in marriage to them
D. Smite them and utterly destroy them
Why did the Lord choose Israel (7:6-10)?
A. Because Israel chose the Lord
B. Because the Lord would keep the oath he had sworn to their fathers
C. Because they were more in number than any other nations around
D. Because there were no other nations around apart from Israel
